Guest guest Posted August 25, 2011 Report Share Posted August 25, 2011 Hi I never had any problem with my teeth. Now just one tooth has some cavities, according to my dentist. I don't know much about fillings but I know I need to avoid Mercury fillings at all costs. What are the recommended alternatives? I know this is a Coconut Oil Forum since this is an open forum which has been a treasure-trove of information.. I am venturing my question here...Your replies will be most appreciated. I have to come back on Monday for the filling (or maybe not) Thank in advance Frantz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 2011 Report Share Posted August 25, 2011 Find a good acupuncturist who also does herbs. We can not only treat the pain, but kill the infection too. If you're in the Twin Cities, come see me. You could also try something like colloidal silver. Also Rife, Godzilla, stuff like that. For sensitive teeth, two parts rubbed sage, two parts ground cloves, four parts baking soda. Use that as a tooth paste. On 8/25/2011 11:19 AM, FrantzM wrote: > Hi > I never had any problem with my teeth. Now just one tooth has some cavities, according to my dentist. I don't know much about fillings but I know I need to avoid Mercury fillings at all costs. What are the recommended alternatives? > I know this is a Coconut Oil Forum since this is an open forum which has been a treasure-trove of information.. I am venturing my question here...Your replies will be most appreciated. I have to come back on Monday for the filling (or maybe not) > Thank in advance > Frantz > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 2011 Report Share Posted August 25, 2011 Thanks for the quick reply.. Should I forego the filling entirely. The tooth clearly has cavities and the filling would help, or at least i think it would help... Are there other type o filling that are safe ? I will try to locate an acupuncturist in my area as soon as possible.. BTW not much problem with the teeth and gums. I was told I need a regular dental prophylaxis twice a year. My previous frequency was once in a while when the gums would bleed... Thanks for the reply Frantz > Hi > I never had any problem with my teeth. Now just one tooth has some cavities, according to my dentist. I don't know much about fillings but I know I need to avoid Mercury fillings at all costs. What are the recommended alternatives? > I know this is a Coconut Oil Forum since this is an open forum which has been a treasure-trove of information.. I am venturing my question here...Your replies will be most appreciated. I have to come back on Monday for the filling (or maybe not) > Thank in advance > Frantz > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 2011 Report Share Posted August 25, 2011 I can't give recommendations, not being a Western trained and licensed professional. However, there are non-mercurial caps that can be used on the teeth. You have to find an alternative dentist if you want that. On 8/25/2011 12:07 PM, FrantzM wrote: > Thanks for the quick reply.. Should I forego the filling entirely. The tooth clearly has cavities and the filling would help, or at least i think it would help... Are there other type o filling that are safe ? I will try to locate an acupuncturist in my area as soon as possible.. BTW not much problem with the teeth and gums. I was told I need a regular dental prophylaxis twice a year. My previous frequency was once in a while when the gums would bleed... > Thanks for the reply > Frantz > > > >> Hi >> I never had any problem with my teeth. Now just one tooth has some cavities, according to my dentist. I don't know much about fillings but I know I need to avoid Mercury fillings at all costs. What are the recommended alternatives? >> I know this is a Coconut Oil Forum since this is an open forum which has been a treasure-trove of information.. I am venturing my question here...Your replies will be most appreciated. I have to come back on Monday for the filling (or maybe not) >> Thank in advance >> Frantz >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2011 Report Share Posted August 27, 2011 Franz, I would ask for a composite filling. Very non-toxic, will save your tooth and best of all, not mercury. I was a dental prof. for 15 years and that is the way I would go. in WI > > Hi > I never had any problem with my teeth. Now just one tooth has some cavities, according to my dentist. I don't know much about fillings but I know I need to avoid Mercury fillings at all costs. What are the recommended alternatives? > I know this is a Coconut Oil Forum since this is an open forum which has been a treasure-trove of information.. I am venturing my question here...Your replies will be most appreciated. I have to come back on Monday for the filling (or maybe not) > Thank in advance > Frantz > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 28, 2011 Report Share Posted August 28, 2011 Thank you so very much .. May I ask what they are made of? Those composite fillings? That is the kind of answer I was expecting from this forum... Kind and to the point. I thank you again Frantz From: dogs4horse1 <wmj@...> Subject: Re: Dental fillings Coconut Oil Date: Saturday, August 27, 2011, 7:51 PM Franz, I would ask for a composite filling. Very non-toxic, will save your tooth and best of all, not mercury. I was a dental prof. for 15 years and that is the way I would go. in WI > > Hi > I never had any problem with my teeth. Now just one tooth has some cavities, according to my dentist. I don't know much about fillings but I know I need to avoid Mercury fillings at all costs. What are the recommended alternatives? > I know this is a Coconut Oil Forum since this is an open forum which has been a treasure-trove of information.. I am venturing my question here...Your replies will be most appreciated. I have to come back on Monday for the filling (or maybe not) > Thank in advance > Frantz > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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